The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-19
RAINS LEAVE MANCHESTER


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--yoiane XVII
Mss Lacy Munsos IL nsiing visit
fsesas IN toss,
The siresi oomnlssson,n have dons
good lob co semissry Aretns and Mort
Msia street
Rev. A G. Reed and vile cane +
TOYS this veek and are ocoapyiIg ID
Aeaefson boase
= Barney Hssley b. enlarged and 10
paired biz house on Prospect street. 10 I'm
s,Ie
George II. CaGpb~lI. Of Galveston
TEXAS. il visiting bis mother and sister ID
THE place
--Mn. M l. Severance bias been invited
10 deliver the poem q the 70 anniversary
OF NJ Holyoke seminary.
Read Cone A Burion's new advertise
meet
Mrs. Woods pleasant cottage. "Wood-
aide. has been rented Tor the summer 10
NJ. Mcciars OF Albany, son'in.law Of
James b. German.
We learn ,ha. tho Steel cottage has
h~ea rented for The summer 10 Philadel-
phis parties Mrs. Steel Is expected here
this veek 70 put the house in order
The weather has been very hot and il
10 getting very dry. Farmers sre well
along With With their planting but rain is
badly needed 10 give crops . start
"A fs~ dogs 10 town are not on the
registry book. The selecimen are contem-
plating issuing = wsrrsn. TO the constable
Tor their destruction. This is 30 nnpless-
snt duty. but II Ia the law; and IL not fair
for some to pay spd others TO escape
Fl. NJ. Peyscr OF New York is In cor
respoodence with L. ]. Hawley in regard
10 renting his house for the summer. II
be does not take II there will be an oppor-
tuni.y for some other party. Hr Hsw
leys house is one Of the pleasantest In the
village.
The Bennington Choral Union will
Civ. concerts on the evenings OF May oath
aud 25th. The frat evening Sullivan's
0rstono "The Prodigal Son" and the
second evening Mendslssohns And Psalm |
together With miscellaneous selections on
both evenings Mr.. Flagg Of North
Adams. Miss Ednonds and Mr., Imps,t, OF
Troy. have been engaged as -oloists. The
railroad will carry passengers and return
for reduced fare and We hope some OF our
musicians will attend.
= The summer business would be much
better accommodated II the night express
for New York would run Sunday night
instead Of Saturday night. Such change
VAS contemplated last season. aud oil the
roads consented 10 the change except the
Troy I Boston. which has now passed into
the hands 81 the Fitchburg road. and We
hope the change will nov be made. There
would be no more Sabbath breaking than
there is nov. as the Saturday night train
does not get into New York until O'Clock
Sunday morning
Tho court calendar for the June term.
which is 10 be held al the court house in
this village beginning June 7th, is pub
lishsd. The honorable Jonathan Ross
will preside. In this connection the late
announcement Of Judge Ross that he don't
believe 10 FORGETTING bail and the petition
ing for q reduction In appealing liquor
cases becomes, or may be, Of importance to I
some Of our readers. The county docket 8
contains one hundred aud forty.siI entries
lnd Of these thirteen are state cases.
rWenty-one causes are entered on the 4
N. acery docket /
For . structure that is unique from
on 10 n, tom the new "oflice" OF L. p. I
.Lsm on III, >souib road beats the world. /
Ia took the OF. barn on the place, with its
Iuse timbers an. 'Isfters. aud moved il up a
, the road, built . sersnda on two sides
e~iy covered II, b. MI huge chimney i.
nd fire place inside, Ii ,ished aud painted |,
~ being careful to pr, serve It's Original G
ullinrs. aud has large ury room into h
ibich he can retire With his DOORS iree 0
rom the cares aud perplexi,. % o. his
,tsnsiss legal business. From III yeran.
as are obtained some o. the plea. suaes' il
lees Ia Manchester. Mr.. Isham cert Uly i
- pleasant retreat" and We hope Ce 4
~ euily H. 4,
AAscHnTEn CENTRE tes
Charles Carleton is 10 his shop again o.
ter weeks sbsetee. -
--Mrs. Clara Phillips is q, hsr mothers "a